Pizza, Birra, Faso plot
"Four friends. One city. One way out."
'Pizza, Birra, Faso' is a film about five marginal young people in Buenos Aires; she follows the survival strategies of them as street thugs, and through them wants to give a sketch of the contemporary in Argentina. The Cordobés lives in a house with his three friends, Frula, Megabom and Pablo. His girlfriend Sandra is pregnant. But despite earning a living by stealing, they always turn out to be dependent on others; there's always a boss, who keeps most of the loot, so they don't really get any further. 'As long as we have enough money left over for drinks', seems to be the philosophy of De Cordobés and his friends. When Sandra confronts her boyfriend about his responsibilities over the arrival of her baby, he feels compelled to make more important choices than pizza and booze. Lacking the opportunity to get a real job, De Cordobés decides to operate independently. A big job, the theft of the money from one of Buenos Aires' most popular nightclubs, must be his passport to a new life.
